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Volvo 340GL

I'll do you a deal and give you a passenger ride in the replacement

Glad you got it sorted, when I replaced mine, I used couple of flathead screwdrivers just to push off the end of the metal clip. They do come off, but you'll need to use a tool of some sort so you don't ruin your fingers.

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You won’t be able to tell visually if it’s ok, it could be electronic internals throwing a wobbly. Swap it with a known good one to rule it out. It’s an easy job. One electrical connector, four bolts, 5 minutes.

Throttle body

This car may be for sale soon. If anyone is interested in discussing seriously, please drop me a PM.

Looks even cooler now, it's changed colour and gone RWD

The imperial measurement is lbs/inch

Could be fuel map, if it has been remapped. You said the car previously had a de-cat? Was that a full de-cat or just removing one? With an OEM cat in place, a fuel map is typically on the lean(er) side, this is to generate the exhaust gas temperatures required to activate the catalytic...

As would most solicitors :kissingheart:

LOL that's gold :laughing: At least you 'fessed up, fair play

I'm in the DeWalt ecosystem now, mainly because I wanted to keep the same batteries across tools. I've got the big daddy 1/2 impact, a smaller impact gun for screws, a tyre pump, and non car related a leaf blower and hedge trimmer. No complaints with any of it.

Do you have a voltmeter?

That’s lovely, please don’t disappear to the Lotus forum, I want to read the development thread for this!